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THE BUTLER HERALD, Bl'TLER, GEORGIA, JULY 20, 1933.
"\VOKK AND PLAY
(By Edgar A. Guest)
* and b y chance one day
l°t and talked along the way,
Td as people will who chat
fell to arguing th' s and that^ w ulo critical
«Which of us sa , condition following a recent stroke of
. ,i,« hotter of the two . I anonlpxv nffWtincr h!« oniin
Miss Helen T. Williams, of Atlan
ta who has been visiting her parents
in Byron, Ga., for the past two
weeks was the guest of Miss Lucile
Mitchell Sunday.
Friends of Mr. B. M. C. Taunton
will regret to learn of his critical
,iwarns that I’ve worked out
<;ee the dreams that
; the garden I have made
Z the pavements I have laid,
gee the wonders I have wrought
Mr. and Mrs. Brooks Posey and
children, and Mrs. Josie Posey, for
merly of this county but now of
TVt'he homes I’ve built and bought’jl Lake Wales, Fla., have returned
An said Play, "that’s very true home after spending several days
''Yes,'
Biit no
man is fond of you
pm the one they most desire,
their laughter around the fire
rm their, songs they sing, and I
Am the twinkle in the eye.’’
, 11T 1- IILni T»1
with relatives here and at Thomas-
ton.
bread,
rm the blankets on the bed, , ,
, am everything they need, f
I supply the hooks they read,
You, when all is said and done,
Arc their merriment and fun.’’
Came a gray old sage who smiled
"Boys" said he, "be reconciled.
You are partners—hand in hand,'
Side by side you two must stand.
Wise men always give the day >
Firrt to work and then to play.” I
Mrs. A. E. Wilchar, Mr. and Mrs.
•H. L. Wilchar had as their gusets
"but I’m their Sunda y Mr • and Mrs. G. M. Daniel,
Mrs. Moody Nelson, Mrs. 0. W. Hul-
bert, Mr and Mrs. A. J. Payne, Betty
and Shirley Hulbert, Della Nelson,
Lorena and Thomas Daniel and Ger
aldine Fouche.
H. D. A. Column
By Miss Lenora Anderson
SOUP MIXTURE
Any desired mixture of vegetables
may be packed for home use. For
the standard club product use one
half tomato pulp, one fourth corn, or
tiny lima beans and one fourth okra,
with seasoning of salt, sugar, pepper
and slice of onion for each can. Cook
the tomatoes, put thru a sieve to
remove seeds and cook down to about
the consistency of ketchup. Measure,
add the corn or bean6 and okra and:
seasoning. Cook together for 10
minutes then pack in No. 2 cans or
glass jars. Exhaust five minutes and
process one hour continuously or in
termittently. With tomatoes not red
enough add 1 cup pimento to each
gallon of pulp. This also adds flavor.
^Butler Locals
Miss Pansy Riley visited Monte-
juma Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Lucile Bazemore was the
Sunday guest of Miss Edith Cooper. 1
Miss Beatrice Pennington spent
the week end in Macon the guest of
friends.
Miss Annie Cameron of Atlanta,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. 4;
1 Porter.
Dr. and Mrs. Henry Brooks; of St.
Louis, Mo., are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Herman Amos.
Mrs. J. E. Poole of Americus, is
the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. D. Chapman.
Mrs. J. M. Brown, of Houston
Texas, is visiting her brother Mr. I.
P. Anthony this week.
Miss Mary Wallace of Atlanta, Is
the charming guest for several days
of Miss Virginia McCants.
Mr. John Turk and Misses. Edith
and Frances Bowers, of Canton, are
•guests of Mrs. Ouida Turk.
Mr. Robert E. Anthony and family
of Henderson, Texas, are visiting
their uncle, Mr. L. P. Anthoi
Those from this county attending
ing the Georgia Rural Letter Car
riers Convention at Savannah this
week and reporting a most delight
ful motor trip and profitable con
vention were: Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Windham, of Reynolds, Mr. and Mre,
J. N. Turner, of Rupert, Mr. and Mrs
W. M. Mathews and Mr. F. A. Peed,
of Butler.
j , Mr. and Mrs. J, J. Windham had
as their guests this week Mr. W. S.
Shaw, Mrs. W. W. Wallace, Missek
Elizabeth and Mary Wallace, Messyp
Eugene and Joseph Wallace, Mr. and
Mrs. L. W. Wallace and little daugh
ter of Atlanta; Mrs. Ira Chamber^
and daughter, Miss Sara Vern Chant-
hers, of Jacksonville, Fla; and Mr.
and. Mrs. J. T. Wallace and little
daughter, of Richmond, Va.
BRIDGE PARTY
lit. and Mrs. Mack Mathews ref
fumed Wednesday from a delightful
visit of several days in Savannah.
Misses Laurette Fjckling, Martha
and Frances Riley are in Atlanta for
a week visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Ruth Neisler and children are
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hurdle at their home in Montezum
CHILI SAUCE
1 gallon of ripe tomatoes
1-2 c. chopped white onions
1-2 c. chopped sweet green pepper
1-2 c. chopped sweet red pepper
1 c. sugar (brown preferable)
2 tbsps. ginger
, 1 tbsp. cinnamon
1 tbsp. mustard
1 nutmeg, grated
1 pt. vinegar
2 tbsps. salt
1-2 esp. cayenne pepper
Peel and chop the tomatoes and
onions. Boil all ingredients except
vinegar together for two hours or
until soft and broken. Add vinegar
and simmer for one hour, stirring
frequently) Put in jar and seal whilt
hot. (Spices should be tied in muslin
bag). ' I; .
CREOLE SAUCE
about
the
Mrs. J. S. Green was hostess
Tuesday afternoon complimentary to
Mrs. R. R. Dunwody of Macon, and
Mrs. J. A. Stewart and Mrs. J. E
Rohrer, who have recently become
citizens of our city.
Three tables for Bridge were ar^
ranged in the spacious living room
which was especially attractive on
this occasion with colorful garden
flowers.
Top score was made by Mrs.
Rohrer and second score by Mrs.
Helen Dunwody, the former being
presented a deck of cards while the
latter deceived a beautiful smaH
picture. The honorees also each re
ceived a picture.
Mrs. 0. B. Bankston and Mrs.
William Gregory assisted the hostess
seizing the guests delicious shrtjb c
ke and whipped cream.
Mrs. Helen Dunwody was hostess
to her Bridge Club Wednesday after-
Mrs. A. C. Barnes and dai
. Susan and Mary are visitin'
and .Mrs. L. P. Anthony and family.
Miss Marie Payne left Monday for
Americus where she will attend sum
mer school at the Southwestern Col
ege.
Miss Vivian Trussell has returned
home after a delightfyl-' week’s visit
to her sister, Miss Louise Trussell,
in Macon.
Misses Ruth and Gussie Wilson
and Margaret Benns of Americus
formal College spent the week end
in Butler.
Mrs. Ouida Turk spent Monday
and Tuesday in Waynesboro ttys
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Shepherd.
Miss Louise and Mr. Richard 'Turk
■ave returned home after a uelight-
™ visit to relatives and friends at
"aynesboro.
Misses Ruby, Pearl and Elizabeth
hddres are spending a few days
‘his week the guests of Misses Alene
a "d Marzelle Childres.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W Cox and Mrs.
, J ik Fielder, of Junction City, were
uinner guests of Mr. and Mrs H. E.
hddres Tuesday evening.
J Vatcl ) the next issue of the Her-
.. or important announcement rela
' e to the big popularity contest
011 to be staged in Butler.
amMt " ‘ Wallace,! of Atlanta,
vilk rS ' Ira Chamber of Jackson-
\r ’ a * e guests of their parents,
' a,, d Mrs. J. J. Windham.
Miss Marion West and Mrs. J. H.
West will be joint hostesses at the
home of the former this afternoon
honoring Mrs. R. R. Dunwody, of
Macon, Bridge to./be the'feature of
tjlc afternoon.
Last Thursday afternoon Mr. and
Mrs. H. E. Childres entertained with
Coopts ° f , Mr * and Mrs - C - C -
M ‘ 1 * Sunday included Mr. and ,j
Pinkn °" ns and Mr. and Mrs. R.
cii e r, r<1 ot Thomaston, Misses < Lu'
this city 6 ™ 016 and Eliza Stevens of
rt
Palm Beach, Fla.
Miss Rosenia Merriwether will he
honoree this evening when her nunt.
Mrs R. C. Montgomery, entertains a
dozen ypung ladies and young men
with a beautiful Bridge Party.
Tuesday evening Mrs. H.E, Childres
entertained with a Prom Party for
her little cousin, Miss Bettie Hul
bert of West Palm Beach and Homer
Cox, Jr. About twenty-eight little
guests enjoyed the evening. During
the Proms the little guests were
served delicious punch and cakes.
MR. BRITT McCHARGUE
AND MISS ANN WALKER
MARRIED AT THOMASTON
News of the marriage of Mr. Britt
McChargue of this city, and Miss
Ann Walker of Thomaston, was re
ceived here last week and occasioned
much interest among a wide circle
of admiring friends who will wish
for them a long, happy, and useful
wedded life- , ,
Mr. McChargue has been employed
during Jhe past year as mechanic for
the (wunty. Mrs. McChargue is the
accomplished daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Walker, of Thomaston.
CREWS—LOGAN
While visiting friends in this -sec
tion. Sunday Mr. J. W.. Crews, of
Albany, and Miss Willie k 0 **"’. f
Leesburg, Fla., drove to
Justice W. W. Douglas and^ wer
quietly married, Judge Douglas
ficiating.
1 pt. tomato sauce
consistency of ketchup
1-2 c. green pepper cut in 1-2 inch
cubes or strips
1 tbsp. celery seed; crushed
2 tbsp. chopped onion
1 tbsp. sugar
1 bay leaf
1-2 tsp. minced parsley
1-2 tsp. salt
After cooking the tomatoes and
putting them through a sieve, cook
the pulp until about the consistency
of ketchup. Measure and add the
chopped vegetables and seasoning
and simmer for 15 minutes.
Pack hot in 12 oz. pint jars or No.
2 cans.' Process • the glass for 20-
minutes. Exhaust No. 2 cans five
minutes and process 15 minutes
GREEN TOMATO PICKLE
1 gal. $reen tomjstoes
1-2 do^ large onions
3 c. brown sugar
1-2 lemon
3 pods of red pepper
' 3’c; vinegav;
l l tbsp. whole black pepper
l'tbsp. whole cloves
1 tbsp. whole allspice
1 tbsp. celery seed, crushed
1 tbsp, mustard seed
1 tbsji. groundnjustard
Slice the tomatoes and bnions thin
Sprinkle over them 1-2 c. Salt and let
stand overnight in a crock or enamel
vessel,. Next morning freshen in cold
.water $>r an hour. . Tie the pepper,
cloves, allspice arid celery seed in a
cheese cloth bag. Slice the lemon and
chop 2 pepper pods very fine. Drain
the tomato and onion well. Add all
seasoning except 1 pepper pod to the
vinegar, then add the tomato and
onion. Cook for 1-2 hour, stirring
gently at intervals to prevent burn
ing. Remove spice bag to prevent
darkening product. Pack in 11
jars and garnish with slender strips
of the red pepper, placing them
vertically on the opposite sides of
each jar. Process for 15 minutes.
CHILD LOSES LIFE
CHASING PET DOG
ACROSS HIGHWAY
Jesse Peterman Enlists
In U. S. Marine Cqrps
Mr. Jesse R. Pqt£(iqofi of Mr.
Luther E. Peterman, of near Butler,
a graduate of the Butler high ^school
class of 1930, was enlisted in the U.
S. Marine Corps on July 6, by Lieut.
Col. H. W. Stone, officer in charge
of the U. S. Marine Corps District
Recruiting Headquarters, Municipal
Auditorium, Macon.
After a . short period of basi”
training Private Peterman will be
afforded' the opportunity for travel
abroad to stations at Peiping and
Shanghai, China, the Philippines,
Hawaii, Panama, Cuba, Haiti or the
Virgin Islands or to sea service on
board one of the larger ships Of the
Atlantic or Pacific fleet.
The Marine Corps accepts only
high school graduates in the South
ern Recruiting division, who are be
tween 18 and 25 years of age,.
Nat Parker Marries
In West Virginia
Of keen interest to'a wide circle
of friends is the announcement , of
the marriage on July 2nd of Miss
Evelyn Jarrett and Biantl Nathaniel
Parker in Belle,. Virgiriik;. ,
Nat is the youngest, sqp of ', the
late Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Parker
of Buena Vista. He completed high
school at Hoke Smith Institute in
Buena Vista in 1923, and graduated
at the Georgia School of Technology
in Atlanta in 1929 receiving a B. S.
degree in civil engineering. He is
also a lieutenant in the R. 0. T. C.
Mr. Parker worked for the Flori
da East CoaBt railroad in southern
Florida for two years and for the
past four years has been connected
with the Engineering force of bravo
Construction Co., of Pittsburgh, Pa.
For the past 18 months he has been
in charge, for his firm, of a large
government lock and dam construc
tion on the Kanawha river in West
Virginia where he met Miss Jarrett.
Mr. and Mrs. Parker are now
ipaking their home at Charleston
W. Va.—Marion County Patriot.
11 CARD OF THANKS
Exceptional Offer For One
of County’s Most Valuable Farms
Everything is goiri‘£ iip. Why not buy a good
farm before the advance of real estate?
I hold for sale 4b5 acres on Butler red level
well improved in every way 3 good 5-room houses,
nice new barn, plenty wood, water and fruits, good
roads, mail route school rqute by door. Only three
miles from Butler, the county site, good schools,
churches and the best people in the world to live
among.
Will sell on easy terms of one-fourth cash bal
ance in one, two and three years at 6 per cent per
annum payable semi-annually. ' It is known as the
Wynn place and the price is $30.00 per acre; might
accept some trade. Further information write or see
C. C. COOPER
Butler, Georgia
Mrs. T. C. RUss, Mr. and Mrs. R.
A. Turner and Billie desire through
fRe Herald to express' their appre-
oiations to their many friends who
have remembered th^m, both with
words of sympathy ajid loving deeds,
These kindnesses will ever be
cherished for they make our loss
seem less.
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Bainbridge, Ga., July 13.—While
chasing his little puppy across the
road. C. W. Scott, nine, son of Mrs,
C. W. Scott, was instantly killed by
a log truck on the outskirts of West
Bainbridge Thursday. The truck,
heavily loaded, hurdled a ditch after
striking the child, crashed through a
new barn and stopped one hundred
feet the other side.
The negro driver, Willie Washing
ton, was knocked from his seat and
seriously injured. After medical
treatment he was lodged in jail by
Sheriff W. J. Catledge, who said no
official charges had been made.
Two sides of the barn were torn
away.
The truck is one of a fleet 1 owned
by J. S. Shoemaker. Neighbors said
that another truck, empty, passed
just before the child was struck. The
negro’s ribs were said to be crushed
and^is perhaps seriously injured in
ternally. He was unable to make a
statement.
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Butler, Georgia
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